Preparing for a changing population—what it means to age successfully
A paper by Columbia Mailman School’s John Rowe, MD, Julius Richmond Professor of Health Policy and Aging, in the journal Health Affairs outlines the challenges […]
Read moreA paper by Columbia Mailman School’s John Rowe, MD, Julius Richmond Professor of Health Policy and Aging, in the journal Health Affairs outlines the challenges […]
Read moreToronto’s medical officer of health is speaking out against cuts the province is making to the city’s public health budget. Dr. Eileen de Villa says […]
Read moreOpioid use in pregnancy has risen dramatically in recent years, along with the opioid epidemic within the general Canadian population. One study found an alarming […]
Read moreWhy you can’t resist indulging in high calorie food: We have a brain circuit that decides ‘if something tastes really good, it’s worth the price […]
Read moreIn a recent study in mice, researchers found a way to deliver specific drugs to parts of the body that are exceptionally difficult to access. […]
Read moreWorldwide, 26 million people suffer about heart failure Heart failure is a widespread disease, under the approximately 26 million people suffering worldwide. Congestive heart failure […]
Read moreRadioactive antibodies that target cancer cells are used for medical diagnostics with PET imaging or for targeted radioimmunotherapy. Researchers from the University of Zurich have […]
Read moreRecent statistics released by Public Health Ontario show emergency room visits related to opioid use are on the rise. In the Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and […]
Read moreOne of the four consultant pathologists who wrote to the HSE about the conditions of the mortuary in Waterford said the letter was “generated” as […]
Read moreType-2 diabetes is a lifelong condition which causes the level of sugar (glucose) in the blood to increase. In order to reduce symptoms, it is […]
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